Body in the snow (poem)
The pristine white untouched snow
Begins to melt, begins to flow
The heat of her blood
Causes a miniature flood
The body’s last breath drifts up in the night air
Shown in the moonlight’s perpetual glare
White snow turned red
An eternal frozen bed
Forgotten now what was said
Once someone’s child
Once someone’s lover
Lies here dead
None would remember her name
None would ever find who was to blame
Pristine white untouched snow
Ceases to shrink
With one fatal blow
Turns a grim shade of pink
Heat leaves fast
Lips turn blue
Peace at last
Short life gone askew